The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index opened evenly Friday but slumped to the close, finishing down 3.7%, as traders weighed ongoing anti-pandemic measures in mainland China, Beijing’s economic and political …
Taiwan’s IP and Commercial Court v ordinary courts
Sumin Lai of Saint Island International Patent & Law examines the IP and Commercial Court v ordinary courts to exercise jurisdiction over civil actions from IP rights in Taiwan …
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Miss Sri Lanka New York issues clarification
Earlier this month, the Sri Lankan diaspora in New York organised the Miss Sri Lanka New York pageant. The pageant aimed at community building and – Get the latest breaking news and top stories from …
The Horror Of Malaysia’s ‘Coffin’ Living, Tiny Room In Seri Kembangan Costs RM350
Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest stories and updates. Klang Valley not only has high housing prices but also high rent prices. Due to high demand, some homeowners have …
Call by UNESCO and partners to fight against illicit trafficking of Afghan cultural property
Statement Call by UNESCO and partners to fight against illicit trafficking of Afghan cultural property Vienna, 28 October 2022. Measures to protect Afghan movable cultural heritag …
City Police Chief Sacked After Deadly Clashes In Iran: Report
Authorities in Iran have dismissed two senior police officials in the southeastern city of Zahedan, state media said Friday, four weeks after clashes that left dozens dead including military officers.
Turkey’s Honey Apocalypse
Fires that have devastated the country’s precious pine honey are a warning to the world. When the wildfires crashed down the mountains above Marmaris, the beekeeper İbrahim Şahin was returning from a …
Floods and landslides ravage south Philippines, killing at least 42
Philippine officials say torrential rains set off flash floods and landslides that swamped a southern province, killing at least 42 people and leaving 16 others missing.
Flash floods and landslides kill scores in southern Philippines
Most of the victims were swept away by rampaging floodwaters and drowned or were hit by debris-filled mudslides in hard-hit Maguindanao province.